days or this month will announce what reforms he likes, what reforms he doesn't like. >> that's right. and we're hearing some oh of the things they have more positive view towards. one, as you mentioned, the idea of putting a public advocate on the fisa court, secret court where decisions are made. because up to this point, really, it's just been lawyers making the case for the administration, and no one offering the counter argument. when you look it's the mostardent critics and he like other advocates say that's not enough. they want to see more. even with the reforms, it leaves as the default setting and gathering all this information with limitations as opposed to